Bathroom Remodel Cost Calculator (2026)

$7,000–$25,000per full remodel (5×8 ft, mid-range)typical standard 5×8 ft full bathroom, mid-range finish: $7,000–$25,000updated November 2026

A bathroom remodel is priced as a whole job — demolition, fixtures, tile, plumbing and labor together. The figures below are for a standard 5×8 ft full bathroom with mid-range finishes; enter your floor area to scale the estimate. Larger master baths and layout changes (moving plumbing) push costs up fast.

Cost calculator — national average

Cosmetic refresh (fixture swap, reglaze)

$7,000

Mid-range full remodel

$12,500

Upscale remodel / layout changes

$25,000

Typical project: standard 5×8 ft full bathroom, mid-range finish.

Of the mid-range estimate: $6,250 labor · $6,250 materials (typical split)

Common add-ons not in the base price
  • Moving plumbing linesadd $1,000–5,000
  • Walk-in tub / curbless showeradd $2,500–8,000
  • Permits & inspectionadd $200–800
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Price ranges we use

Prices updated November 2026
TierUnit priceTypical job (standard 5×8 ft full bathroom, mid-range finish)
Cosmetic refresh (fixture swap, reglaze)$7,000 per full remodel (5×8 ft, mid-range)$7,000
Mid-range full remodel$12,500 per full remodel (5×8 ft, mid-range)$12,500
Upscale remodel / layout changes$25,000 per full remodel (5×8 ft, mid-range)$25,000

Estimates are for planning purposes only. Actual prices vary by project details — always confirm with on-site quotes from licensed contractors.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does bathroom remodel cost?

Across the US, expect $7,000–$25,000 per full remodel (5×8 ft, mid-range). A standard 5×8 ft full bathroom, mid-range finish typically runs $7,000–$25,000.

How much of the bathroom remodel price is labor vs materials?

Typically about 50% of the total goes to labor and 50% to materials. Labor share climbs on smaller or more complex jobs and in high-cost metros.

How can I pay less for bathroom remodel?

Get at least three itemized quotes — spreads of 20%+ between contractors are common. Schedule work in the off-season (late fall through winter for most exterior projects), bundle neighboring projects together, and keep finishes at mid-range: upgrades on visible surfaces give the best value per dollar.